Seleniden

Seleniden is a chemical compound with the formula SeN. It is a binary compound of selenium and nitrogen. Little is known about seleniden, and its properties are not extensively documented. It is not a commonly encountered or industrially significant substance. Research into selenium-nitrogen compounds has explored various structures, but seleniden as a simple SeN formula is not a widely recognized or stable species. Its existence and stability in macroscopic quantities are questionable.

The study of selenium-nitrogen chemistry is complex, with many different allotropes and polymeric forms being possible. In some theoretical contexts or under extreme conditions, a compound with the stoichiometry SeN might be considered. However, practical synthesis and characterization of such a compound are difficult. The bonding between selenium and nitrogen can lead to a variety of structures, often involving rings or chains, rather than a simple diatomic molecule or crystalline lattice represented by SeN. Further research would be needed to definitively establish the existence, properties, and stability of seleniden.